brown was an los angeles court room after testing positive for marijuana in virginia. the judge has to decide whether he by the probation. the singer told the judge he smoked pot in california, where he has a prescription card, but he was tested in virginia where he is a filling community service. he is on probation for the 2009 assad of his then girlfriend single auriana. -- assault of then girlfriend rihanna. another hour of news starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> of the calls for getting the nfl regular officials back on the field is reaching a shrill after a controversial finish on monday night football. >> dulles international airport says it is business as nude -- as usual in the parking garages following a bomb threat. >> the washington capitals have high expectations, that is, once they are allowed back on the ice.

i'm cynne simpson. >> i'm brad bill -- brad delaware and 4 steve chenevey. >> a chilly start out there but clear. the weather had lines are pretty significant. first of all, this is the last gorgeous day of the week with nothing but sunshine and warm temperatures. a cold front is coming, which will bring in some clouds and a chance of showers. those showers are going to link all the way until he weekend as well. in the meantime, starting out with clear and cool conditions. 45 in gaithersburg. and expressed a forecast showing a warm-up to 50 degrees by 9:00 68 and seney by noon and by 5:00, partly cloudy and warm conditions. we will talk more about the changes ahead in about 10 minutes from the bell for furniture weather center. >> in the traffic center not so good news. the earlier crash on the bw parkway as you approach the 50

split, southbound. another crash southbound, this one at 410, causing delays as well. in the meantime, mainly volume delays, traveling through virginia on 95, as you make your way from the aquia area always through lorton, and 270, very heavy from the truck's debt -- truck scales past clarksburg into germantown. over to you. >> to the end zone. who has it? could they give it to? but of a call on the field stands -- touchdowns. >> the seahawks win and the most bizarre finish you will ever see. >> furor over the replacement reads grow after seattle beat green bay on a questionable call on the final play of the game.

the final play sparked a social media firestorm and that has everyone talking. >> the question, it is it enough to convince the nfl to get the regular referee's back on the field? john gonzalez is like in silver spring with more reaction. >> we are live at a diner in silver spring to talk to lifetime friends about this mess that is the referees in the nfl. social media blew up after the apparent blown call last night. one wisconsin's senator event tweeting the commissioner's phone number. >> uc desk, but the person next to with a completely opposite call. a boiling point reached among players, fans, and coaches. >> i have not seen anything like that and all my years of football. >> mass chaos after the game. one of the wildest finishes in

modern nfl history. last-second desperation throw appears to be intercepted by the green bay packers but even after a lengthy video review the officials award the game to the seattle seahawks, distillate is embarrassment involving the replacement referees. >> the fact that it was reviewed. >> will it be enough to get real officials, currently fighting the nfl on an expired collective bargaining agreement, back on the field? >> the call on the field stands. at touchdown. >> i am with herb who has been a redskins fan for 70 years. have you ever seen anything like this? >> not really. >> kind of a mass? >> there is no reason to play the game with these referees. >> what should we do what this guy, the cowboys van? >> throw him out. >> cynne and brad?

>> thank you so much. last night's call top another tough week with head coach is dealing with replacement referees. >> the lions' best titans' game officials penalized detroit for its own 44 yard line as opposed to the original line of scrimmage the titan's 44. in the patriots-ravens game, the patriots' head coach grabbed and officials are trying to clarify -- what would it does -- clarify that the field goal was good. belichek said he cannot tell whether the ball went through from where he stood on the sidelines. >> president obama and republican nominee mitt romney stuck -- spent the day in your city. they will speak at the clanton global of michigan. president obama will also address the u.n. general assembly while romney speaks at an education policy forum. the president and first lady also making an appearance on today's episode of "the view."

of the president was asked if it were beat -- would be a disaster if mitt romney were present. >> i think america is so strong and we have so much going for us that we can survive a lot. but the american people don't want to just survive, we want everybody to survive. >> the president was also asked about the recent conflict attack in libya and talked about things he would focus on and a second term. you can check the entire interview with the first couple at 11:00 a.m. right here on abc7. >> the d.c. board of elections host a voter registration drive from 10:00 until 3:00 p.m. the video will be on the air live at when you judiciary square. they organize to drives at several other locations throughout the city today. >> montgomery county police investigating a stabbing in montgomery village. police say a man was stabbed

several times just after 10:30 a.m. -- 10:30 p.m. we don't do know at this point is conditioned or the reason for the stabbing. police also have not released any information on suspects at this hour. prince george's county police continued their search for suspects after a man was shot and robbed a bank in takoma park. investigators tell us this happened at the 1100 block of university boulevard. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> it should be business as usual at dulles international airport after a bomb scale. they closed the garages for several hours as the conducted a thorough search. the airport authority said some are arriving flights were delayed but the airport was not shut down. >> we are just getting word of good news for local homeowners. >> tens of thousands maybe eligible to get money in a national mortgage foreclosure

settlement. jummy olabanji is at the live desk with details. >> if you qualify, you will get a claim form in the mail. virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli says the money is coming to some homeowners who lost their homes to foreclosure during a four that year period which ended december 31 last year. to be eligible, your loan have to be serviced by one of the five companies that were part of the federal settlement. a total of $1.5 billion was earmarked for 2 million borrower relations -- nationwide. about 46,000 are here in the state of virginia and many will be eligible for some amount of money. the exact amount of money you could receive will depend on the number of borrower seubert debate in this settlement. we will pose more information about this story on-line at wjla.com.

jummy olabanji, abc7 is. >> great news for those who had been affected by foreclosures. 52 degrees. much more to come. after days of delayed flights some signs of progress at american airlines. >> dramatic pictures from brazil after a tru

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"a good morning washington." >> thank you. the truck driver is save after an accident left is vehicle dangling over the edge of a bridge. officials in brazil said the man lost control of the truck after a car in front of them stopped. he hit the guard rail. the driver was thrown into the water but not injured. >> amazing. >> it is time to go to jacqui jeras. >> it is rojo start this morning. definitely want a jacket or sweater -- it is a chilly start this morning. 46 degrees at dulles, 45 in gaithersburg. 54 and reagan national very clear skies overhead but changes to the west. this mass of cloudiness and thunderstorms will had our way. clouds increase by tonight. vr traveling that will be the

part of the country to watch the travel delays and arrival delays at san francisco and l.a. due to morning fog and clouds. it's such warmer, 70-75. the clouds increase for tonight and a chance of showers by tomorrow. let's check on traffic. >> on the road is going to be a tough drive for fox would normally travel maryland 5 through waldorf, northbound 5 at brandywine blocking two let lanes. also major delays in landover area for those who travel on route 50. we have an overhead shot. 50 in down between 202 and the baltimore washington parkway. expect heavy, slow traffic and plan for a little extra travel time this morning. >> thanks so much. looking at 53 degrees. coming up, it will be a little easier to find a job during the holiday rush.

>> the washington capitals believe they are moving closer to the stanley c

>> china says its first aircraft carrier has formally enter service but not expected to take on planes for some time. the announcement has been expected and not directly linked to current tensions with japan. checking other headlines -- reports of new glasses and a confrontation over that chain of disputed islands. japanese fired water canyons to chinese votes trying to reach the uninhabited island. >> mortars fired by syrian government troops and rebels hid

the golan heights this morning. the israeli military said no one was hurt. an israeli army spokesman said the shelling was not aimed of israel but rebels and syrian villages close to the frontier. a new report by the charity save the children include first cat -- firsthand accounts of atrocities against children in the civil war. a 40-year old boy described how his family members were blown apart -- 14-year old boy describes how his family members were blown apart. 15-year old boy talked-about from he was arrested and tortured. the civil war has left thousands of children is dead and traumatized many others. amitay u.s. marines will be court-martialed for allegedly urinating on the bodies of dead taliban fighters in afghanistan. there were based in camp lejeune, north carolina. they were charged after an investigation was sparked by these photos taken last year. last month, the marines announced the administrative punishment.

today at 5:00 we will introduce you to a man who has been going to work for 70 years. he is 89 years old and is about to be honored for his amazing feat. the largest serving civilian and the defense department. he started in 1942. his co-workers call him a true inspiration. catches. tonight at 5:00 p.m. >> around the nation, the fbi on now investigate the fatal shooting of a double amputee at a group home in houston. one of the tampa police officers went to the home of the week and shot the man in the head -- one of the two police offers. he thought he was being threatened -- but it turned out to be a ball point pen. >> investigators are searching for a person behind a brazen bank robbery near season. a man pulled out a gun and demanded cash, and use pepper spray to attack a customer and several other bank employees. the victims were treated at the

scene and the good news is they are expected to be ok. >> let's check in with jacqui jeras. the last day to really enjoy the for the cool down,? >> unless you like clouds and rain. and some do. today is going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday. in fact, about 5 degrees warmer and lots of sunshine. but the changes will start moving in by tonight. but a look at the beautiful start we had. sunrises the last two weeks have been incredible, haven't they? clear skies, a little r and d -- orabnge hue of the horizon. 40's is representative of what is going on in our atmosphere. only 32 in elkins and 37 in petersburg. the satellite picture is showing us a big weather story, high-

pressure controlling our weather and that is to be as nice and clear at this time. the changes are coming in the form of the clouds and showers and thunderstorms off to the west, up and over our high and eventually heading our way. the future showing a high-pressure pulls off shore. the winds coming in from the south. it will really heat up today and tomorrow. and a little disturbance is coming along the front stalling out, bringing chance of showers. it will not be steady showers and the forecast but will stick around for quite a few days. mostly sunny. a touch warmer, 70-75. and the seven-day forecast showing 82 by tomorrow, much warmer, and we will see the rain all the way through the weekend on and off. i am kind of new here and i would like to connect with you on social media. it and follow me on twitter or on facebook. i've got a few new followers -- hopefully i will gain a few

more. and my name is spelled a little tricky, so check it out. let jack on traffic. how is it going? >> not too good for folks who normally travel on 50 and head into the baltimore washington parkway. several accidents on the stretch, starting with one on 50 as you make your way to the bw parkway. once you are there southbound, pretty much a bottleneck situation. a couple of incidents of this morning. and the meantime as a check on virginia, looking pretty good. 66 inbound. no incidents to report. of course, have a traffic through manassas passing centreville, all the way into fairfax -- you will see some brake lights but no incidents to report. in maryland, the same scenario on 270, southbound delays coming through frederick to germantown to the 270 spur. >> you know there will be more jobs available for the holidays but apparently not as many hands -- hams.

>> we have the money report. >> topping america's money -- back at work on the iphone. the chinese factory where thousands of workers rioted on our now open. it makes parts and assembles the apple iphone. and there are indications both american airlines and pilots want to resume talks, and not a moment too soon. the bankrupt airline is canceling many more flights than usual and many are late. the discover card will refund $200 million to customers to settle charges and pressured card holders into buying extra services. major retailers are planning to hire more temporary workers for the holiday shopping season than last year. a survey finds three-fourths of retailers expected increase in holiday sales. but even with one of those jobs, and may be harder to bring the mistaken. the shortage coming for all pork products because of the drought. that is america's money.

>> the nats magic number for the nl east title now sits at 5. they pound of the milwaukee brewers. ryan zimmer, a home run and the inning. 24 and the season. >> "the washington capitals'" was supposed to play their first preseason game tomorrow but the script of september games as they try to hash out a new collective bargaining agreement. even though they are in a

lockout, they are still looking forward to the season, whenever it starts. jummy olabanji caught up with some of the players. >> when "the washington capitals'" finally we take the ice they will do it with a new coach and attitude. as they wait for the walkout to end, many players tell us they have been working out and staying in shape. >> the long hours with the bike and the weights and the swimming, you name it. >> we called up what these cap stars as they recently helped build eight new prater -- blood ran for children and old town alexandria. the team and made great strides and despite their second run exit from the playoffs they feel like a championship is not too far away. >> i think each year we are getting better as a team. this year is our year. >> but before any of that

happens, the legal battle has to be settled. some analysts say there could only be half a season this year and many say there could be no season at all. but these guys are hoping to be back at the rise in center release in. >> i am an eternal optimist. hoping something will get done. >> in alexandria, jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> still no end in sight for the 10-day old nhl lockout. they met face-to-face for five hours discussing accounting for the last season. but the meeting ended with no plan to resume negotiations on a new cba. >> another half hour of "good morning washington" ahead. >> the firestorm over replacement officials had a boiling point. john gonzalez is live with [ female announcer ] dear daughter, welcome to america. your shahare of obama's

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>> very unusual most unusual of game that i think i've been a part of. i know it's been a wild weekend in the nfl and i guess we are part of it. >> straight ahead, of the words people by using to describe the controversial ending to the

packers and-seahawks game. >> and we will tell you about the zombies' on the loose in washington -- zom-bees that is. i'm brad bell >> i'm cynne simpson. >> in iraq, a wave of deadly attacks and jummy olabanji has details. >> happening in and around the capital of baghdad. we have learned that at least nine people have been killed in 19 others yet -- wounded. iraqi police and say in one of the attacks come a gunman attacked a police checkpoint in baghdad, killing two officers and a soldier. in a separate attack in baghdad with learned a military official and his driver were killed in a drive-by shooting. also this morning, a car bus -- car bomb next to a police control station in falluja, and

another car bomb at a police station, where two officers killed. a result in iraq say they believe these are well coordinated attacks. they continue to investigate them and we will update our viewers both on the air and on the line at wjla.com about the ongoing attacks in iraq right now. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> we appreciate that breaking report. i want to check in with meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> we have been very spoiled with the weather the past couple of days but we have changes ahead. this is the last gorgeous day we are expecting this week at least in terms of being postcard perfect. a cold front is going to be approaching, bringing cloudiness and a chance of rain. it will not be consistent but on an of starting tomorrow and continuing right up to the weekend. and the meantime, waking up to a beautiful sunrise. the temperature right now at 54 degrees.

the high, 75. 68 by the noon hour. we will send it over to the traffic center with angela. >> good morning, everyone. as we check the main arteries to the capital beltway virginia -- 66, 95 looking good, and the dulles greenway and told road. no incidents to report. just have the volume as you make your way to the beltway. in maryland, however, trouble for folks traveling and the waldorf area, brandywine. the accident northbound route 5 at brandywine it -- brandywine road. significant delays all around the region. the beltway in maryland, of course usual delays from 95 heading to montgomery county. a disabled vehicle on the right as we approach university boulevard. let us send it back in is. >> i want to turn to something i lot are talking about the controversial ending to the monday night football game. >> the replacement referees

awarded the seahawks a touchdown to win the game but it appears when you see the video and replayed that the packers agile intercepted the ball. john gonzalez is live in silver spring. people talking about? >> we are at the tasty diner here in silver spring. everyone's talking about this apparent long call including here inside the kitchen where things s mellon pretty good. but i have to tell you, things are smelling foul at the nfl with these replacement of referees. even the redskins have been affected. offensive coordinator awkal shanahan was penalized sunday after he basically -- kyle shanahan chased one of the referees into locker room. eunice, you have and which is there for 50-plus here and you have been a redskins fans are

just as long. what do you think? >> i can't understand it at all. it is upsetting me. >> you were watching the game last night. >> i turned it off. >> it was that upsetting. >> what did you what happens? >> i hope they work fast and get something done and quit acting like kids. >> quit acting like kids. you heard it here. eunice is not the only one talking about this. i would not be surprised if some nfl players were fines over tweet. tj lang the place for the packers -- lebron james, basketball star -- our very own not robert griffith iii -- robert griffin iii.

and starting or three currently makes about 78,000 a unit. bring them back? >> bring them back. >> john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> a lot of people siding with her this morning. >> a woman with -- of few words the wisdom. >> we would turn to the showdown over gay marriage. the supreme court will decide today whether it will take up it in two cases -- a new york woman at suing that there is discrimination under on state. if the justices pick the cases a ruling would not happen until next year. >> i high school in faquier county morning the loss of a classmate. he died when a car he was in crashed on route 644 in catlett.

his sister was seriously injured. students held and unplanned memorial for him, and he was a lacrosse player. >> he just attracted kids to him. the was like a firefly. >> when i saw him, he was fine and a half day and then monday, he is not there. it is really rough for everybody. >> investigators are still trying to piece together the crash but they do say that all three teenagers were wearing their seat belts. >> pelko that a union workers expected to decide this week whether they will walk off the job for the first time in nearly 30 years. "the washington post" reports nearly 1200 linemen electricians and other workers voting on a proposal wednesday. if the deal is rejected pepco could face its first strike since 1985. >> the public roundtable today on flooding issues and northwest

d.c.'s bloomingdale neighborhood. it has flooded four times already this year. during the hearing, legislation would be discussed involving flood prevention and assistance. the hearing will be held at 2:00 p.m. on room 120 in the wells and building. 52 degrees. still ahead on "good morning washington" -- a bizarre sight in montgomery county. >> find out why hundreds, possibly thousands of birds at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call greater washington home. whether it's funding an organization that provides new citizens with job t training, working with an anacostia school that promotes academic excellence or supporting an organization that serves 5,000 meals a day across d.c., what's important to the people of greater washington is important to us, and we're proud to work with all tse who are making our communities

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>> i need urologist jacqui jeras on this beautiful start this morning. -- i'm meteorologist jacqui jeras on this beautiful start this morning. the temperature is 54 degrees and the sun is working on coming up. 659 a m. as the sun rise time. 46 at dulles. 45 and gaithersburg. you definitely need a jacket to get you started. changes in the forecast once we get through today. today mostly sunny, a little warmer. 70-75 degrees. 84 tomorrow. rain and the forecast. we will detail the seven-day. but first, but said of the traffic with angela. >> it will be a tough and drive

especially for folks in maryland. still the accident activity at brandywine road. the chopper is live just over the belt way. of course, we have volume delays but adding to that, in disabled vehicle on the beltway. of course, that is causing headaches. as mentioned, a top ride in maryland this morning. on 50 heading to the bw parkway major delays, earlier crash in the lanham area and earlier delays from a crash on the bw park which delays greenbelt to the 50 split. plan for extra travel time, if you can. let's send it back over. >> [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around isorner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours

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>> firefighters are still battling a wild fire in san diego county which destroyed zero homes. several homes are threatened. and a body found in a house destroyed by the fire is that of a man who ignored the evacuation orders. the fire burned about 2,000 acres and only about 10% contained. >> today is the last the missouri congressman todd akin can drop out of the race. came under fire by making controversial, it's last month about rape in whose pregnancies. republicans have president's a drop out but he refused. he could file the petition to have his name removed from the ballot but he would have to pay for the reprints. a federal appeals court in new orleans is reversing itself in a lawsuit involving burqa and katrina. and throughout a judge is landmark ruling saying the army corps of engineers is liable for billions of dollars in damage in connection with flooding from the hurricane. the three-judge panel now says but -- it is completely

insulated from liability due to a provision of the federal court claims act. >> and really unusual scene is playing out at silver spring, elementary. before the past four nights, right here, hundreds of birds have been seen flying into a chimney at the elementary school around sundown. a better cause chimney swifts and one by one they died down into the chimney to roost like an eddy swirling down the drain. >> they form a more tax, a swirl around and around the school. >> almost like a little ballet. it is really beautiful. >> the birds are on their way to south america. they are expected to leave before the weather gets cooler and the heat is turned on. pretty amazing. a pretty scary experience for a man from washington state was just getting a late night snack.

e-book grapes and a refrigerator and put the monthly with an apple but he saw a big, black spider on the fruit -- look at that. it is a black widow. >> i think just eight normal human reaction, when you see a black spider you think, is this a black widow? i was looking to see her markings, and there it was. >> it is reminder for everyone to check for it and vegetables before selling them because black widows are considered extremely dangerous. >> glad he knew to look at the markings. >> a violent. >> zombie bees all lose -- they are infected by a parasitic fly which makes them leave bohai that night, which is unusual. experts say the fly, which is native to north america, has been infected other species for years but this is the first time the fly has actually gone after bees. >> birds and bees right here on "good morning washington."

good morning to jacqui jeras. good and bad news. >> a little everything for everybody. the best day of the week was otherwise a -- nothing but sunshine, but changes on the horizon. speaking of the horizon, look at that. come over to your tv if you are not there already, a beautiful barns -- orange hue. colder than yesterday morning. usually the second day of our high is useless colder to start the day out. 46 in gaithersburg. 39 and culpeper. we dropped down here. a little warmer in quantico. skies are clear as high pressure is a dominating feature but look at what is happening just off to the west. cloudiness, showers and thunderstorms will be riding up and over our high.

along with that, a cold front and as it approaches it will start to stall out and we will see little waves of energy around the front and bringing chances of showers in the forecast really go out much of the rest of the work week. it will not be constantly in the whole time but periods of showers. mostly sunny except warmer. 70-75. tonight, increasing clouds. and there is your chance of showers starting tomorrow all the way through the weekend. i want to connect with you. i tweet a lot. hopefully you will follow me. and you can find on facebook. and if you are looking for a personalized or does for your event or community, let me know about it and we will get it on "good morning washington." here's angela. >> a slow ride through va on i- 95 this morning. no incidents making a way up to 395 and continuing on 395 northbound.

in maryland, a different story. a lot of slow traffic. traveling on 270 right now, have become a slogan lacemaking away throat urbana heading into germantown. a report of an accident at father hurley boulevard within the delays. for those making the drive- through brandywine and waldorf a tough trek. still blocking two lanes northbound 5 at brandywine road what the crash and significant delays on 5 as well as brendan line -- brandywine road. >> to celebrate our new fall shows we are giving away gift baskets filled with lots of prizes, including dvd's. >> today, but when it is deborah evans from herndon. just go to our facebook page to sign up. it is 51 degrees. the tuesday express is coming up. >> a live around of the day's

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man saved, next right here on "good morning america." >> it is time for the tuesday expressed. a light round that -- >> i live round of the top stories. john gonzalez is an silver spring. >> live at the silver diner where football fans talking about the apparent blown call on national television. it has been a messy season for all with the replacement referees. but last night may have been the boiling point. the game which look like should have gone the packers way, the referee is awarded its of the seattle seahawks and ironically here at the diner, we have a seahawks fan. >> i actually was on the plane but go hawks. >> likely story. >> developing story out of iraq -- apparently coordinated attacks killed 19. the gunman attacked police checkpoints in baghdad, killing two officers and a soldier.

in a separate attack, military official a driver killed in a drive-by shooting. and learned two car bombs went of killing five others. >> thanks for some months. a few things you need to know before you leave the house this morning. >> today president obama goes before the u.n. general assembly where he will challenge the world to confront the route -- root causes of raids across the muslim world and he will alsoth appear wille view" which you can see here at 11. >> mitt romney is a new york or he will speak before the clinton global emissions in's -- he will outline plans to change the way america gives out foreign aid and president obama also address the gathering. >> a ribbon cutting will be held to mark the start of greyhound bus service at union station. there is the video. i did not think mitt is going to take the bus. but more informations, visit wjla.com. just look for the tuesday expressed tab. >> it is 6:55, let's check in

with angela foster. >> bumper-to-bumper out of wallboard. the longstanding accident still there. blocking 7 left alliance northbound maryland side at brandywine road. prepared for a slow trip. a look at the forecast. >> a good looking forecast. mostly sunny and cool at 9:00, 68 and seney by noon, a few clouds by 5:00 -- 74 for the high. tomorrow the changes begin. clouds are back and chance of rain on and off through the weekend. >> not to bet today. that doesn't or "good morning washington." "good morning america close what is next. >> for continuing local news you can tune into news channel 8. we will be back every 25 minutes. see you again at noon.

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